The Manila Times on MSNOpinion

How long will Marcos regime last? It depends

TRANSITION is the euphemism used by some media for a civilian-military takeover to install new national leadership and ease ...
KESQ News

Filipinos are buying books to preserve the truth about the Marcos regime

Filipinos living abroad are snapping up books about the late Philippine dictator Ferdinand E. Marcos, not just to read about history but to preserve it. The rush to buy books documenting Marcos’ ...
Yahoo

Rally at United Nations decries Filipino president's arrival and demands human rights be upheld

Filipino activists will rally both outside the United Nations headquarters and nationwide on Sept. 20 while the Philippines’ current president, Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr., delivers a speech. The ...
Inquirer.net on MSN

Slain, missing activists join Bantayog heroes

HONORING HEROES The names of modern-day martyrs who defied the dictatorial Marcos regime are etched on the Wall of ...
The New York Times

‘Here Lies Love’ Pairs Disco With a Dictator. It’s a Controversial Choice.

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by The musical, the brainchild of David Byrne and Fatboy Slim, dramatizes — and, some say, sanitizes — the life of the former Philippine first lady ...
Los Angeles Times

Will newly elected Philippines President Bongbong Marcos Jr. remake history or change the future?

Ancient Greek philosopher Aeschylus coined the famous quote: “Time brings all things to pass.” The election of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., parallels this quote, as the same man who was forced to ...
The New York Times

Ferdinand E. Marcos

She had been competing in pageants in the Philippines, but she found her calling when she observed the offenses of the Marcos regime firsthand. By Sara Tardiff When he’s not performing in “Here Lies ...